Adjective complement with noun phrase

• sound: If you think this sounds a bit wacky, I'd have to agree.

Modifies a noun

• wiggler: SB got stuck straight in with the wacky wigglers to make something for BB.

• invention: Your phone could be the cause There have been some weird and wacky inventions.

• humor: A crazy, action film full of wild and wacky humor.

• comedy: I don't know if you could find a wacky comedy in that.

• adventure: Just sit back, relax, and get ready to laugh out loud at all of Stephanie's wacky adventures!

• stuff: Matthew is an Australian composer of some really interesting and wacky stuff.

Modifying Another Word

• slightly: Something slightly wacky about this - almost invites a caption competition.

• pretty: The dress sense of some of these people was pretty wacky.

• really: He has gorgeous hands, with some really wacky silver rings.

• too: Some of their ideas are, frankly, far too wacky to ever get past the boss!

• just: The whole reason for the killings is just wacky.

• little: He would have to be a little wacky, unlike Oswald, Ruby or Ray.

Used with adjective complement

• get: Ginger Rogers as wife Edwina gets pretty wacky when returned to youth.

• seem: I searched the web in an attempt to choose a school that didn't seem too wacky.

• look: OK, it's big and there's lots of kit and it looks wacky, but is it safe?